Read how studios, archives, and researchers rely on our preservation work to document Korea's gaming legacy
We needed to locate original promotional materials from a cancelled 1998 title our studio had abandoned years ago. Feng Shui Insight tracked down three different disc variants and provided detailed documentation on each one. The archival interviews they conducted with the original producers filled gaps we didn't even know existed. Took about six weeks total.
Our university museum project required systematic cataloging of 47 game preservation items. Their digital preservation workflow was thorough—metadata, condition reports, high-resolution scans. What impressed me most was how they handled fragile media without rushing. They explained their process at every step, which mattered for our institutional records.
I'm a gaming historian writing about cancelled Korean titles from the 2000s. Feng Shui Insight connected me with developers I couldn't find on my own and helped verify facts from old interviews. Their documentation standards meant I could cite their research directly in my book. They don't just preserve—they make knowledge accessible.
We had boxes of unmarked development discs and no way to verify what was on them safely. Feng Shui Insight assessed the condition, extracted data without damage, and created detailed reports on each disc's contents and era. The whole process took three months. They answered every technical question we had about preservation methodology.
Our indie studio wanted to document our own game's development history before we disbanded. Feng Shui Insight conducted interviews with our team, organized our old build files, and created a preservation package we could hand over to another studio. It felt like they treated our small project with the same care as a major release.
We needed someone who understood both the technical side of old media formats and the cultural context of Korean gaming. Feng Shui Insight demonstrated both. Their archival interviews captured stories that would have been lost. The final documentation became our company's official historical record.
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